Facebook, the well-known social media platform, has always had an eye for video content. As early as 2007, users could post short videos to the Feed. Today, thanks to the unique combination of Reels, long-form content and Live, people connect to Facebook to watch videos about their interests, discover news and interact with people with similar interests. All of it though has improved with the new interesting additions. Let's see them together.
Facebook gets support for HDR video, integration with Instagram Reels and more
In June, Facebook announced new video editing tools that let you post Reels directly from Meta's leading social network. Now more improvements are coming to the social network with the support for HDR media and tighter integration with Instagram. It starts from the scheda Facebook Watch, which is now simply called “Videos”. Creators will be able to upload even longer multimedia videos, with new tools for editing audio, images, adding effects, overlay, text and much more. These features are already available on Facebook and MetaBusiness Suite.
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Other new features include support for audio noise reduction, voice overlay, sound clips and even music. Additionally, Facebook is also getting support for HDR video upload and playback. This means that creators will have access to one higher quality when posting and viewing their content on mobile phones and other compatible devices.
Finally, Facebook has now changed the layout of the Video tab, which will show a new mosaic of suggested videos by tapping the search icon in the top right area of the app. Each section will show you currently popular hashtags with videos that the user might like. This is just the beginning. The company will continue to develop more tools for creators to express themselves, build an audience, and earn money, along with the discovery and personalization features that give more control over the user experience.
